Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-12
LOCAL BREvfTIEs.

The Sacramento river receded again yes
terday, and at dusk was down to Is fee
inches.
There is sufficient money in the Stat
Treasury to pay all outstanding warrant
on the general fund.
Sheriff Drew will take to the Folsom
Prison this morning Charles Williams anC
All jim, who were yesterday sentenced Il
terms of imprisonment.
The ladies of Calvary Baptist Church
gave last evening another of their enjoy.
able socials, with programme embracing
many pleasing numbers.
e. A. Crouch filed with the County Re
corder yesterday his official bond as
Notary Public given in the sum of s., 600
with n. ]. and Charles F. Dillman a.
| sureties.
Complaint has been made TO the police
concerning the reckless shooting that has
| been done south of Z street lately, by men
and boys hunting ducks, and the shooters
will be attended to.
The Governor has appointed the follow
Colusa; J. t. Matlock, Tehama; Geo. l..
Wolf, Stockton; j. w. Cook, San Jose !;
E. II. Morse, San Bernardino.
Sheriff Inflow, of Yuba county, came to
the city yesterday to get George Weston,
who was arrested in this CITY a few DAYS
ago by officer Mccormack, and is wanted
at Marysville for embezzling shotgun.
The weather indications are not favora-
bic for that return game of baseball be-
tween the Atlas and Louisvilles which was
arranged to take place in this city to-mor-
row, the latter club stopping here to play it
while on their way East.
1t is now three weeks since Charles F.
Smith, bookkeeper for Baker & Hamilton.
disappeared, and nothing has yet been heard
concerning him. A reward of $50 has been
offered for information as to his where
abouts, or for the recovery of his body.
J. H. Quatman, who has been mentioned
in the papers as having disappeared from
Nevada City about two weeks ago, is evil
IDENTITY in the land of the living, as he yes
teraay sent dispatch to the RECORD u MON
from Aubl n sa ing: -. H. Quatman is
here and all right"
Edward W. Hickey, an old Sacramentan,
and father of VIM. E. and James Hickey,
of this city, died in San Francisco on
Thursday, aged 81 years. The remains
will be brought to this city for interment,
the funeral taking place this afternoon
from the residence of William E. Hickey.
A. Pendleton writes the RECORD. UNION
from Nicolaus, under the date OF the 1lth:
" Rainfall for 2f hours ending at ! A. NJ,
.25 OF an inch, making 476 inches for
February, and $50 for the season. A strong
southeast wind is blowing here, with
maximum velocity of 80 miles per hour
Temperature, 500"
Company f, Captain Cursor, of the First
Artillery Regiment, which came over from
Woodland on Thursday to attend the bat
talon drill and inspection, returned home
yesterday morning. As they marched to
descend, and for short distance the boys
moved at the double-quick.
1t is reported that there is in lot at
Twentyfifth and G streets horse which
would be in a starving condition but tor
the kindness of people living near, who
have at times given the animal food. The
owner OF the horse, grocer at Twenty-frst
and II streets, who is said to have hay in
store, turned the beast into the lot to Craze,
but there is now no grass, and the poor
thing is reported to have frequently been
suffering.
Five of the Postal Telegraph Companvs
men engaged in extending wire between
their poles in this eli v were arrested n
Thursday by officer Sullivan, on the COM
plant of Chief Engineer Sullivan, because
of their allowing the wire they were hand
ling to interfere with the fire-alarm tele-
graph, causing confusion at the engine
houses. In the Police Court yesterday
morning the foreman of the gang was fined
S. and three of the others 81 80 each, the
other man being acquitted.